TSN2 Soccer Schedule

Broadcast Rights

Competitions available on TSN2

	FIFA World Cup (2018-2026) Pay-TV broadcaster TSN has secured Canadian rights to the 2022 World Cup. The Bell Media-owned network has direct access to Canada’s group stage matches against Belgium, Croatia and Morocco. All of TSN’s 2022 World Cup matches are to be streamed live on its subscription OTT service online and the TSN App on mobile devices. More details TSN is expected to produce pre- and post-match shows, analysis, match highlights and more on its linear channels and digital platforms. World Cup terrestrial TV rights in Canada are owned by sister networks RDS and CTV.
	Copa América (2024)
	FIFA Confederations Cup (2015-2025)
	FIFA U-20 World Cup (2019-2026)
	Spain - La Liga (2021-2024) Beginning in 2021, TSN and RDS secured the Canadian broadcast rights for LaLiga, marking a significant expansion of their soccer offerings. This deal, announced in tandem with ESPN's acquisition of LaLiga rights, encompasses both English and French language coverage across a variety of platforms, including television, digital streaming via TSN.ca, RDS.ca, and their respective apps, as well as on-demand services. More details The agreement extends beyond live match broadcasts, incorporating match highlights, dedicated shows, and additional content across TSN’s SPORTSCENTRE and RDS’s SPORTS 30, as well as their digital and social media channels. This partnership aims to enhance the visibility of LaLiga in Canada and is part of a broader initiative to grow the league's presence in North America ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
	United States - Major League Soccer (2023-2026)
	FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup (2015-2025)
	FIFA Futsal World Cup (2015-2026)
	FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup (2015-2026)
	FIFA U-17 World Cup (2015-2025)
	FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup (2015-2026)
	United States - NWSL (2023)

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About

TSN2 History, Coverage, Features

The Sports Network is an English-language sports channel broadcast in Canada, owned by CTV Specialty Television, a joint-venture between Bell Media and ESPN. The network launched its first channel on September 1, 1984 and has established itself as one of the top options for sports fans in Canada. It is commonly referred to by its acronym, TSN. 

TSN was allowed by the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) to operate multiple feeds with a limited number of alternative shows, which led to the creation of TSN 2. The channel’s first broadcast came on August 29, 2008 and during its first years, it was used as an overflow channel when TSN 1 had one or more live events to cover. TSN 2 is available on both HD and SD since its launch.

TSN 2 has focused its programming on NBA games featuring the Toronto Raptors, NASCAR racing, boxing, tennis, baseball and lacrosse events, to name a few. The rest of TSN 2’s content includes some shows produced by ESPN, the minority partner for the network. Added to that, TSN 2 has also contributed to the network’s broadcasts of FIFA events, such as the 2018 World Cup.